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Officers -
Elections
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Written by Michael Yaroshefsky
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Friday, 30 October 2009 12:31 |
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The results of the 2013 run off and revote are below. Congratulations to the winners! The run off for Vice President will be Monday after we return from fall recess.
Class of 2013 President:
- Zachary Beecher: 291
- Anthony Pappenfus: 235
Class of 2013 Treasurer:
- Benjamin Chan: 232
- Hanna Tian: 273
Class of 2013 Vice President:
- Devon Chen: 87
- Gabrielle Cole: 106
- Jon Hezghia: 36
- Jamie J. Joseph: 77
- Stefan Kende: 96
- Danielle Pingue: 57
- Raymond Wu: 65
These counts are directly accessible here: https://princeton-helios.appspot.com/helios/elections/fall-2009-runoff/view |
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Officers -
Elections
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Written by Michael Yaroshefsky
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Monday, 26 October 2009 00:00 |
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Elections are now open for the Fall 2009 Run Off Election. This election is only open to members of the class of 2013 who will be electing class officers.
The voting booth is closed.
Results will be tallied on Friday evening and posted here.
Voters will be using the new Helios secure voting system. If you are having trouble, refer to the Helios Guide here.
There are two important things to know before voting:
- Ballot encryption can take up to a minute, so please be patient.
If a warning message appears, click "continue."
- Mac Users: Encryption runs much quicker using Safari 4 than Firefox (a few seconds instead of a minute)
- Once you've voted, use your tracking number on the public Bulletin Board to check your ballot
Ballot is live 10/26/09 12:00pm through 10/28/09 12:00pm
Have techincal questions about Helios? Email IT Chair Michael Yaroshefsky.
Have questions about the election? Email Elections Manager Addie Darling.
The deadline to file a formal complaint regarding this election is Friday at noon. |
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Officers -
Elections
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Written by Michael Yaroshefsky
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Thursday, 22 October 2009 08:05 |
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The elections results are in! The run off election and VP revote will take place on Monday. Winners are marked in bold and underlined, run off candidates are marked as bold.
Class of 2013 President:
- Nicholas Adkins: 67
- Zachary Beecher: 110
- Anthony Pappenfus: 120
- Tejas Sathe: 48
- Des Smith: 71
- Stephen Stolzenberg: 101
- James Webb: 40
Class of 2013 Vice President*:
- Devon Chen: 90
- Gabrielle Cole: 112
- Johnathan Hezgin: 28
- Jamie Joseph: 79
- Stefan Kende: 88
- Danielle Pingue: 72
- Raymond Wu: 75
*Revote will take place on Monday
Class of 2013 Secretary:
Class of 2013 Treasurer:
- Benjamin Chan: 115
- Xiang Ding: 114
- Aaron Lin: 64
- George Maliha: 15
- Mike Rhoades: 105
- Hanna Tian: 118
Class of 2013 Social Chair:
- Cameron Hough: 313
- Britt Sanders: 210
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Officers -
President's Page
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Written by Connor Diemand-Yauman
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Wednesday, 14 October 2009 17:28 |
Dear students,
Over the past several months, the USG's Undergraduate Life Council has been
discussing the idea of implementing a gender neutral housing option for
undergraduates. I'm happy to report that upon reviewing the formal
recommendation to implement a gender neutral housing pilot program in the
Spelman lottery, the Council of Masters (comprised of the masters of each
residential college) and Vice President Dickerson have endorsed this
proposal, and it will be implemented in the next academic year.
This new option in the Spelman draw for the 2010-2011 academic year will
feature the following:
· Suites in the Spelman Hall housing lottery would be designated as
GNH. Unlike in other current housing options, these spaces would be
co-educational, thus permitting male, female and transgender students to not
only be in the same draw group, but live together in GNH suites.
· All students in this room type would have their own individual,
private sleeping spaces and would share a common living area and bathroom;
the suite would be, however, accessible by an exterior key.
· Eligible students would select this room type through the
independent room draw process in accordance with standard room draw
procedures. No preference would be given to gender neutral groups—the gender
requirement would simply be removed from the Spelman rooms while the
independent requirement would remain in place.
By introducing the Gender Neutral housing in this manner—using Spelman Hall
as a pilot program—we will allow the Housing Office, the Undergraduate Life
Committee, the USG, and other interested bodies to study the outcome of the
first year of a gender neutral housing policy.
By comparing Spelman's gender neutral housing policy with the same-gender
roommate system in other buildings, and broadly soliciting student input
about the strengths and weaknesses of the system, it will be possible to
evaluate the success of the program, as well as whether it should be
continued and/or expanded in future.
A very special thank you to Arthur Levy '10 (ULC chair), Emily Rutherford
'12, Gary Wang '12, the ULC, and all the students and administrators who
contributed to this initiative.
Sincerely,
-Connor DY |
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Frontpage -
Communications
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Written by Peter Tzeng
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Wednesday, 14 October 2009 00:29 |
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As elected representatives for the entire undergraduate student body, the USG is committed to hearing your opinions, your ideas, your feedback, and even your criticisms. The easiest way to communicate with us is by e-mailing us.
But as it often takes some courage and resolve to make that step, we have been working on being as accessible as we possibly can. As a result, we designed a new initiative last year - Air Your Grievances - that brings us closer to the student body.
For the rest of this semester, every Monday from 8:00pm to 10:00pm, we will have two USG Senate representatives at the Frist 200-level with a large "Air Your Grievances" banner to hear what you have to say. In addition, we have added a new box on the sidebar of this website so that you can easily submit any grievance you may have with the click of a button.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about Air Your Grievances, please feel free to e-mail Peter Tzeng, USG Communications Director. |
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